Pricing One flat price. No surprises.
Everything you need to prepare and file your Florida civil complaint. One flat fee, no hidden costs, no hourly billing.
Made with the assistance of lawyers working with PaperUp
Simple Pricing
One flat price. No hourly billing.
No surprises.
A Florida attorney typically charges $1,500–$3,000+ just to draft and file a civil complaint. PaperUp does the same document prep for a flat $425 — and free while we're in beta.
Free during beta — 15 spots, 15 remaining.
Get the full $425 product at no cost. All we ask: tell us honestly what worked and what didn't. When the 15 spots are gone, this closes.
One-time payment
No subscription. Pay once, per complaint.
Free during beta — 15 spots left.
- Guided questionnaire
- Formatted complaint document
- Downloadable PDF
- Partner firm connection
- Confidential handling
Worth Knowing
What the Fee Doesn't Cover
The $425 covers preparing your document. These are separate, and they are not billed by us.
Connecting with a partner law firm is priced separately from the flat fee. That firm sets and bills its own charges. During this month's free beta the platform fee is waived, but partner-firm consultation remains separate and billed by that firm.
PaperUp prepares documents from your answers. It does not provide legal advice. For guidance on your case, consult an attorney.
Questions
Before You Pay
The things people most often want settled before starting.
When am I charged?
Not to begin. The eligibility check and the full questionnaire come first, and you review every answer before anything is charged, so you'll know the platform fits your claim, and that your answers are complete, before you pay.
Is $425 recurring?
No. It's a one-time payment for the complete package: the guided questionnaire, your formatted complaint, the downloadable PDF, partner firm connection, and confidential handling. There is no subscription and no recurring charge.
What if my claim doesn't qualify?
The eligibility screening runs before you pay. If your situation isn't a fit for self-filing on this platform, we tell you why and offer to connect you with a partner law firm instead.
Does this replace hiring a lawyer?
No. PaperUp prepares your filing from the answers you give; it does not provide legal advice. You can ask to be connected with a partner law firm at the eligibility check, or later from your dashboard. For guidance on your case, consult an attorney.
Which claims are covered?
Two kinds, both in Florida: breach of contract (unpaid invoices, broken promises, unfinished work) and personal injury or property damage caused by another party's negligence (car accidents, slips and falls). You choose which at the start and the questions adapt. Claims must be worth $50,000 or less; above that they belong in Circuit Court, where we recommend speaking to an attorney.